Feature · TranscriptionGoogle Meet transcription, done automatically
Accurate, speaker-labeled transcripts of every Google Meet call — in 80+ languages, with no audio recording. It reads Meet’s native captions in real time.
- No audio recording
- 80+ languages
- No bot required
Roadmap Q3 syncmeet.google.com/abc-defg-hij
Roadmap Q3 syncREC00:14:016
Sarah
Marc
Amina
Jake
Yuki
Diego
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How it works
Captured live, attributed, searchable
No audio recording
We read Google Meet’s native caption stream — your audio is never recorded or uploaded.
80+ languages
Transcription follows Meet’s caption language, covering 80+ languages out of the box.
Speaker labels
Every line is attributed to the right participant, with timestamps you can jump to.
Private by design
Transcripts live in your private workspace, encrypted at rest. No training on your data.
Three ways to capture
Extension, bot, or add-on
However you work, there’s a capture method that fits — and they all feed the same transcript, summary and searchable record:
- Chrome extension — transcribes from your browser while you attend. No bot joins the call.
- MeetingBot — invite the bot to a Meet (or send it from the add-on) and it records for you, even if you skip the call.
- Workspace add-on — install once from the Marketplace and control capture from the Meet side panel.
New to this? Follow the step-by-step guide to transcribing Google Meet, or read the broader guide to recording Google Meet.
FAQ
Meet transcription — FAQ
MeetingJuice reads Google Meet’s built-in live caption stream rather than recording audio. As people speak, captions are captured, attributed to each speaker, and assembled into a clean, searchable transcript in real time.
